New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-25
GAMES IN OTHER CITIES.

n,-,o,r Cant o. Tho NeyYork club ended its Western
tour to-day started for home at tho CONCLUSION u w
game To.day's match well played and ubusuaiy OK
rr tho making ming In the last
inning Ttcomb's delivery was bated freely al tme'' 0u
the lively batting done by tho other Newfork players 'e
the club a defeat The score wasa follows'
N Ss r,c,,......t2 %
Ba.ehits- IL Detroit IS Error;nNswY,g.a
sMir Daniel Daniels. : f''0H'''-'''''' '"N
BALTIMORE Sept 24-oring to the cold and IA" "esue
the attendance at the game to-day bewee inc
Baltimore clubs below the average The metro
nolau. payed in e1ceen form throughout and won eas
Fagap the new pitcher had better control OF the ban A
Thursdays game The visiting players took the lea" IA ~
second inning and holding II to the end won as follows
METROPOLITAN .''.--.-...''''''''--'... o 90
Metropolitan, IA Baltimore ErT0rs ss,S
politan, fillmore, T. iItchers-fAsSh anu
Cmpire-hr. Sullivan
CHICAGO Sept 24-The Chicago and Boston clubs played
two games to-day and to the surprise OF nearly everybody o
Ea.tern men won both easy. In tho h'st game 'iAit'
pcled in ne form tho first half OF the game ana en
seemed to lose control OF the ball The score was as q"
pended
chicago Gs.,aS 8 : E-ic
observation-disclosures II: Boston. 10 Errors-chicaso .
Boston = Pitchers-CIarkson aud Radbourne Umpire
Nj. Powers ~ A.,
The second game wa, arepeon OF The first me
Boston PLAYER, again Winning without mpe m
OF daIknesA Tho score was As ioho"'i , . n
Boston. %
Ba.ehits-Ro.ou 10; Chicago. ErTorsTBos.on ~
Chicago, 1. Pitchers-tonWJ ana Spi~sue' '"P"'
Powers
pTrsBRo sept % Tho Philadelphia club played two re-
arsale game. here today Psburg CLUB WAS beaten
in both In the morning game the fitsburs players os'
what chance they by poor Wor. Ia The neu
The score sas follows =,
E r,iSaFsst; ....::....99 9 "a
pa..bits- Pttsbnrs -; Philadelphia 10 Errors rus
burg o Philadelphia o. Ptchers-Morts anu Ferguson
UmpTe-Mr. DOcscheE a..
In the afternoon game heavy batting and exceptionally
brilliant fielding enabled the Philadelphia club to again
defeat the home players with The score was as iooN
Pittsburg .............-.i ~ -
pltl.deluhia. ................-O q z 10
Ba,ohits- Pttshurg. . Philadelphia. II trror.IIit
burg Philadelphia. o. fltchtIs-AcNo'm''A ANU NA''
Umpre-Mr. Doe,cher
IyplASAroLIs Sept 2l-The Washington nine onip'ye'
their Indiana polls opponents at point today ana won
another game Boyle pitched nne form up 10 the se'eAh
inning The score was as ahneied'
IndiAnspOli. -...-.....-.-------.--u
Washng tOn. ----------o v - "
Observation-Disclosures 2: Washington. IL EIrors IN
d.anapoiis Washington. / rtchers-Boye ana "m'n''
Umpire SIR. Valentine
,ivclsS AL sept. 24.-Tho Cincinnati club again deiea
the st Lou. champions today Caruthef' was not IN gooi
pitching form and his curves were ba'icd ecy Inc scoc
4, follows:
St 1G@, ...................ss %
Ba,eni,.-s St Louis IL Cincinnati 10. ErIor.-st L2nS
a Cincinnati .. Pitc.rs-C Aruhers aud AH'Ahe' I'm
pre- Mr. McQu~dc.
CLlyrl.xp sept 2tIho Louisville players bstted Gro
wc delivery will 10 day AMI von eAsy game from the
Cleveland nine. Tho score a. TO- ovs:
Cleveland ............-.. --...-.-..-0 VI
Louisville .--..--' " o Y "
'iouisy4.lc. .. ilth,..-Crowe and Chamberlain IN
pre-Mr Connolly.